This course examines what media are and what they do; how specific media technologies affect democratic discourse; how media shape narratives of class, race, ethnicity and gender; the long-running

Web pages as primary sites for distributing news content and to supplement other technologies for news transmission.

Computer based writing for, designing and paginating newsletters, magazines, websites and newspapers.

To introduce students to the specialized fields of science, health and technology writing.

This course examines the relationship between media and popular culture and their impact on society.

Students use experimental new media tools to transform news reporting, media storytelling and other media processes.

This class will give students hands-on experience with traditional and digital journalism, including work in both written and multimedia formats, through the creation and management of a news

Techniques of public information with focus on government, public affairs and public interest issues.

Fundamentals of still photography in the print and audiovisual mass media with primary focus on print journalism. Must have 35 mm camera.

Examines relationship between media and institutions, and the processes through which people and societies make political choices.